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. 2019 Jul 20;11(7):425. doi: 10.3390/toxins11070425

Table 2.

Enzymes of the α-amidation pathway detected in scorpions.

Family Species PAM PHM PAL PC1 PC2 CPE
Buthidae Centruroides sculpturatus -
Centruroides hentzi -
Centruroides noxius a -
Centruroides limpidus b -
Centruroides orizaba -
Centruroides ochraceus -
Centruroides hirsutipalpus
Tityus trivittatus -
Leiurus abdullahbayrami * -
Mesobuthus martensii * -
Vaejovidae Thorellius cristimanus -
Paravaejovis schwenkmeyeri
Chihuahuanus coahuilae -
Serradigitus gertschi
Caraboctonidae Hoffmannihadrurus aztecus -
Hadrurus concolorus -
Euscorpiidae Megacormus gertschi -
Chactidae Anuroctonus pococki bajae
Superstitionidae Superstitionia donensis
Diplocentridae Diplocentrus melici -
Urodacidae Urodacus yaschenkoi * -
Scorpionidae Pandinus imperator * -

(-, and ): Complete PAM, PHMm and PALm sequences; (-): Partial PAM sequences with 93% or more of the sequence determined; (, , ): Complete PC1, PC2 and CPE sequences; (, , ): PC1, PC2 and CPE sequences with more than 50% of the sequence determined; (✓): Partial sequences with less than 50% of the estimated total sequence determined; a PAM sequence amplified by PCR; b PAM sequence verified by DNA sequencing; * Old World scorpion. The tblast and blastn algorithms were used to identify sequences in the local scorpion transcriptomic databases, with an e-value of 1 × 10−6. Empty spaces indicate that no sequences were identified in those transcriptomes.